DOHA'S KATARA TOWER: 10 Years, 37 Floors, Infinite Luxury | WELT Documentary
Embark on a mesmerizing journey as Doha's Katara Tower rises from a decade of meticulous planning and construction. Discover the architectural marvels, intricate details, and the unwavering pursuit of perfection in our short documentary teaser. For the full story and behind-the-scenes insights, watch the complete documentary about the making of this Gulf icon.
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Doha's skyline has been transformed with the opening of the Qara Towers, a remarkable project that stands as a new defining landmark in the capital of the Emirate of Qatar. These two towers, encapsulating a decade of meticulous planning and construction, not only symbolize Qatar's national seal with their sword-like design but also mark a new chapter in luxury hospitality.
Qara Towers host two luxury hotels, each comprising 37 floors of unmatched opulence. With their opening just 12 weeks away, the excitement is palpable. The hotels boast almost 500 suites and hotel rooms, along with 18 restaurants, bars, and cafes, all designed to surpass the grandeur of existing mega hotels in the Gulf. The highlight is the world's largest chandelier, spanning 57 meters, and a unique multimedia Kaleidoscope set to mesmerize guests in the hotel lobby.
Under the meticulous leadership of German manager Christian Hilt, the team faces the formidable challenge of meeting a hard deadline. The pressure is intense, with every detail scrutinized to achieve perfection. The commitment to quality is evident in every aspect, from the choice of the finest materials to the pursuit of sustainable building practices. The towers proudly bear the five-star GSAS certification for design and construction, a testament to their energy efficiency and eco-friendly design.
As the hotels near completion, the logistical hurdles are immense. The task of ensuring timely deliveries, setting up the gas connections for the kitchens, and training the staff of 1,130 people from 73 nations is monumental. Yet, amidst these challenges, there's a sense of achievement and anticipation.
The entrance hall of the six-star hotel is set to become an iconic attraction with its 40-meter tall Kaleidoscope and an LED high-performance wall, offering guests an immersive visual experience. The commitment to delivering six-star quality extends to every detail, from the cloth napkins to the meticulously arranged amenities in the suites.
As the Qara Towers open their doors, they promise to offer an authentic Arabian experience, blending traditional hospitality with modern luxury. This project is not just a testament to architectural and managerial prowess but a beacon of cultural synthesis and innovation. With 10 years of construction culminating in this grand opening, Qara Towers are poised to redefine the luxury hospitality landscape in Doha and beyond, offering a unique blend of Arabian elegance and global sophistication.
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What happened to longer videos?
The full video was uploaded 4 months ago by the same channel
Maybe shorter videos... for people at their lunch breaks, though if so... that really going to wreck their KZhead recommendation algorithm metrics, different people watch long hour long videos vs 10 minutes or less.
Nice if you are a rich arab or westerner. Not so goid for the labourers who were imported to build it.
"imported" more like smuggled
Stargate vibes
Amazing
What a beautiful building I bet it cost a lot to stay at the hotel Per night
There are 2 separate hotels inside
Looks impressive
dang, they must've looked long and hard @ sci-fi novel covers from the 80's/90's before they started designing this thing...
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According to WalkFree organization there are over 700,000 slaves in Saudi Arabia "Saudi Arabia has the highest prevalence of modern slavery of all countries in the Arab States region. Migrant workers, who comprise the majority of the workforce, are particularly vulnerable under the kafala system, a restrictive work permit system that ties migrant workers to their employer. The system embeds a steep power imbalance between employers and employees by granting employers substantial control over workers’ lives, with risks exacerbated during the COVID-19 pandemic."
If slaves built These then more of them please. Reality is There are no slaves in Saudi but workers with terms seton their visas.they are paid promptly and fairly compared to their native lands and that’s why their move to saudi for work. It’s like slaves built iPhones when in reality everyone is the supply chain is there willingly and they are compensated properly.
@@sa34w Yeah right. Their passports are taken from them and they are forced to live in cramped dorms with little essentials provided to them and are only let go after they repay their debt. the evidence is all there. don’t defend this disgrace of a country
Need 4k 8k
Wow this looks absolutely beautiful and amazing 🎉 good job guys
yeh, meanwhile their people starve.
Regardless of the path to greatness,no sacrifice no victory... Timeless classic
This has been given the "history channel" treatment... where's the full documentary?
The full video was uploaded months ago by the channel
With the greatest respect, I seriously doubt that a 5 OR a 6 star hotel can provide "a genuine Arabian Nights experience" at least as this Kiwi understands it.😊❤👍
6:22 wrinkles on the pillows? For that price? Not acceptable.
A.M.K.İ....
and no mention on how many workers died or held hostage due to slave labor
Flash thats all thier doing
Arabs going hard af. You gotta love it
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gaudy. Its so embarrassing how these lil nations seek the grotesque buildings whilst their people live on crumbs. Largest Income inequalities are these third world places. How embarrassing
we just gonna ignore the fact this is built be illegal Indian slaves held against their will?
Tell me about it ...
Could you clarify, I love to learn, that's why I came to watch... this short repeat...
@@paulct91 According to WalkFree organization there are over 700,000 slaves in Saudi Arabia "Saudi Arabia has the highest prevalence of modern slavery of all countries in the Arab States region. Migrant workers, who comprise the majority of the workforce, are particularly vulnerable under the kafala system, a restrictive work permit system that ties migrant workers to their employer. The system embeds a steep power imbalance between employers and employees by granting employers substantial control over workers’ lives, with risks exacerbated during the COVID-19 pandemic."
Which Indian slaves? If there were Indian slaves they would be sanctioned. Qatar and UAE recruit low skill labour but give above average compensation compared to their native land
@@sa34w the evidence is all there my friend.
Looks stupid.